Glass - Chain - Naga Beaded Necklace

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Traditional Naga glass bead necklace from Nagaland, India, comprising dozens of strands of small cylindrical glass trade beads, 23 cm long and 111 g in weight, in good used condition with signs of wear, laboratory report Masterstones no. 0000.

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A traditional Naga bead necklace from the northeast of India (Nagaland). This specific type of jewelry is a recognizable traditional cultural object often worn by various tribes within the Naga community, such as the Konyak. Material: The necklace consists of dozens of strands of small, cylindrical glass trade beads (often in a distinctive bright red color). It is made from a single piece without an opening.

A traditional Naga bead necklace from the northeast of India (Nagaland). This specific type of jewelry is a recognizable traditional cultural object often worn by various tribes within the Naga community, such as the Konyak. Material: The necklace consists of dozens of strands of small, cylindrical glass trade beads (often in a distinctive bright red color). It is made from a single piece without an opening.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
Masterstones
Lab report number
0000
Metal
Glass
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
111 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
India
Title additional information
Naga Beaded Necklace
Length
23 cm
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Objects sold
100%
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